New Castle Tops First AP Prep Cage Poll No. 1 in Indiana
New Castle Trojans ranked No. 1 in the first weekly Indiana high school basketball poll by the Associated Press. They beat Muncie North and Richmond, with Kent Benson starring as a senior alum, as Gary West and Michigan City Elston chase early leadership. The poll includes West, Elston, Shortridge, and others with a mix of 3-1 and 2-1 records across the top twenty.
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Pirates
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Associated Press
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Cecil Tague
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Kent Benson
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Gary West
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Gilers
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Final AP Poll Sets Nebraska Alabama Bowl Duel
In the final AP poll Nebraska and Alabama hold Nos. 1 and 2, shaping a bowl clash. The top ten includes Terre Haute North Vincennes Cathedral and South Bend Salle among others, with varied records and ratings points. First place votes are noted in parentheses.
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Alabama
Kolomo
Terre Haute North
Vincennes
Idianapolis Cathedral
South
Ben St. Joseph's
Ast
Chicago Roosevelt
Anderson Macison Heights
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Central
Newcastle
Elkhart
E .C
Washington
Connersville
Seymour
Gary Roosevelt
South Bend Salle
Jeff
Terre Haute South
Ellison's Record Tops Sunday's NFL Action Upsets Frequent
Ellison's Record Tops Sunday's NFL action as Nebraska finishes 12-0 after a 45-3 win over Hawaii. Alabama slips to second after four first place votes and 1,005-14 near misses. Michigan, Oklahoma, Penn State, Georgia, and others follow in the AP poll standings as Tennessee’s upset over Penn State reshapes the Top Ten.
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NFL
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Alabama
Cornhuskers
Hawaii
Michmond
Crimson Tide
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Michigan
Penn State
Tennessee
Nittany Lions
North Place
Auburn
Georgia
Colorado
State
Liberty
Ols
Sheridan Drops Hamilton Heights 71 68 in tight high school win
Sheridan Huskies defeated Hamilton Heights 71 to 68 as Mosbaugh led with 24 points. The error filled recap notes Jinbad, 3 and Kinkead 20 for Sheridan while Hamilton Heights struggled late. Nearby football and college context referenced includes national rankings and pro games with multiple teams listed.
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Hamilton Heights
Mosbaugh
Huskies
Jin Bad
Kinkead
Seridan
Hamiton Heights
Miami Dolphins rally in midseason bid amid errors and blitzes
The report captures a turbulent NFL Sunday with Miami overcoming miscues and a stiff New Orleans defense while Plunkett connects on eight straight passes. Other results include Minnesota, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Oakland, and Washington showing sharp offenses and key scores as teams chase fatigue and momentum.
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Jim
Plunkett
Dolphins
Gabriel
Mercury
Morris
New Orleans
San
Diego
Minnesota
New England
Philadelphia
Roll
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Oakland
Houston
Pittsburgh
Falcons
Dai Washington
Yle Lamonica
Recov
Nicklaus Wins Disney and Leads Money Winners
Jack Nicklaus won the Disney tournament with a final round 68 for a 273 total, securing the top money title with a season that set a new record of 251000 net and surpassing Trevino and Palmer. Arnold Palmer and Lanny Wadkins finished tied at 278 as the year closed.
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OO Ee
Hale
Irwin
Anda Angesel
Nicklaus
Palmer
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Eh ‘Trevino
Bert Yancey
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Trevino
Disney
Mongolia
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Beman
Arnold Palmer
Lanny Adkins
Wadkins
Pro Grid Standings from Associated Press Conference Update
Pro grid standings show records for teams such as Houston Green Bay Philadelphia and Giants across the American Conference with dates and matchups listed including Pat Pas, Royse, Smi, and Bindsmalt. The list includes home and away pairs like Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Kansas City with game times noted.
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Assocated Press
Pat Pas
Gilliore
Royse
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